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Texas mall mass shooter may have been neo Nazi
Mauricio Garcia's online activity shows interest in white supremacist and neo-Nazi views, official says, He also wore a patch that read "RWDS," an acronym for the phrase "Right Wing Death Squad," which is popular among right-wing extremists and white supremacists
Associated Press
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05.08.23
Remembering Jewish chemists murdered at Treblinka
Stephanie Horowitz participates in the ground-breaking discovery of isotopes, leading to the Nobel Prize for chemistry awarded to British Frederick Soddy who acknowledges her contribution
Ettay Nevo
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05.03.23
Jews, Muslims, Sikhs get coronation role as king reaches out
Rabbi Nicky Liss, rabbi at Highgate Synagogue in north London, says Jews appreciated Charles' pledge to promote the co-existence of all faiths; 'our history hasn't always been so simple and we haven't always lived freely' he says
Associated Press
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05.02.23
A glimpse into the mysterious Jewish community of Afghanistan
Nex exhibition will shed light on lost Jewish community largely erased by Gengis Khan and Mongol conquest 'we simply knew nothing about,' says curator
Itzchak Tessler
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05.01.23
Yad Vashem, academics, institutions, condemn Poland attack on Holocaust historian
Dispute reflects the governing Law and Justice party’s ongoing push for a patriotic narrative of the past that scholars such as Engelking say erases Polish crimes against Jews during the war
Dinah Spritzer/JTA
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04.30.23
The dream is gone: Argentina's vanishing Jewish gauchos
At its peak, 12,000 Jews lived in Moises Ville after escaping persecution in Eastern Europe, however, harsh conditions, assimilation, and antisemitism have led to difficulties
Itzchak Tessler
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04.29.23
Israel's planed overhaul of judiciary threatens to fray ties with Jewish diaspora
President and CEO of the Jewish Federations of North America asks what would be the system of checks and balances? warns Israel wrong answer may harm ties with both Jewish and non Jewish, Americans
Reuters
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04.26.23
Dances at 8 weddings: the woman who holds record for most marriages
Bari Simon first married at 15, has since, wed 8 times and divorced 7 but says she would gladly forfeit record; 'I would have liked to get married only once to one husband and start a family with many children'
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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04.25.23
Israel grieves its fallen heroes in poignant Memorial Day service
Jews and friends of Israel from around the world tuned in for Ynetnews’s live broadcast of Masa Israel Journey’s Memorial Day ceremony in English
Ynetnews
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04.24.23
Lionel Richie's daughter Sofia weds Jewish businessman
The couple opted for a picturesque location in southern France to celebrate their union, with celebrities such as Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden, Nicole Richie and Joel Madden, and Paris Hilton
Dennis Bihler
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04.23.23
UK's Labour suspends Diane Abbott for saying Jews experience prejudice, not racism
Abbott formerly a close ally of ousted Labour leader Corbyn blocked from leadership over his antisemitism, apologizes in a Tweet claiming published comments to the Observer were from a draft
Reuters
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04.23.23
Threads of tradition: Unraveling the history of Ionnina's Romaniote Jews
For 2,000 years and until the Holocaust, descendants of Jews who left Israel or were taken into slavery after the destruction of the second Temple lived in Ioannina, now only a few dozen remain to daven in their distinct style and preserve their memory
Dr. Yoel Rappel
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04.22.23
Falafel joint among 100 best eateries in New York, NYTimes says
Falafel Tanami owners say they were surprised to be included and say they believe what makes their business work is fresh food and a friendly atmosphere that many in New York seek today
Daniel Edelson/New York
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04.20.23
The silent exodus: Hebrew school enrollment in U.S. collapses, report finds
Student rolls slashed by 41% and hundreds of schools shutter over a little more than a decade; 'We have to look at the negative trend in these schools as a wake-up call'
Daniel Edelson/New York
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04.20.23
For American Jews, marking Israel's 75th anniversary got complicated
Long hesitant to weigh in on Israel’s domestic affairs, many American Jewish groups and leaders, including rabbis, spent the past several months openly criticizing the country’s right-wing government
Andrew Lapin/JTA
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04.19.23
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